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 1 1 |       turn aside to all other things; and, in pursuing the empty
 2 1 |     at their pleasure to many things in respect of which man
 3 3 |     Reason sees that whatever things that are held to be good
 4 3 |   surpassing the condition of things material, has a life and
 5 3 |  reason and not bound up with things material, the foundation
 6 8 |    mind and will, by whom all things are moved in conformity
 7 15|       man, but of all created things; for, of necessity, all
 8 16|    forming a just estimate of things to decide whether such doctrines
 9 18|      to secure harmony in all things. This harmony has been not
10 20|       is concerned with those things which lead to God as man'
11 23|     throughout the State what things soever are true and honorable,
12 26|       down: namely, that some things have been revealed by God;
13 28|  conformity with the truth of things, serves not a little to
14 28|  genius, containing all those things which have no necessary
15 33|     and leave unpunished many things which are punished, and
16 34|     claimed for all to do all things is not, as We have often
17 42| follows that freedom in these things may be tolerated wherever
18 45|      exceptional condition of things, it is expedient to take
19 47|                     47. These things, venerable brothers, which,